Health staff viewed Le’s records 10.06.09
Several Yale University Health Services employees were reprimanded for improperly accessing the medical records of murdered Yale School of Medicine student Annie Le GRD ’13.
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University plans memorial service for Le GRD ’13 9.25.09
Yale will hold a memorial service on Oct. 12 for Annie Le GRD ’13, whose body was found Sept. 13 in a University research lab where she worked. The service will take place in Battell Chapel at 5 p.m, according to the Office of Public Affairs. In addition to the memorial service, Yale is establishing and soliciting donations for a scholarship fund in Le’s honor. The “I...
Lab tech's ex-girlfriend says he was 'controlling' 9.23.09
Jessica Del Rocco, the high school girlfriend of Raymond Clark III the man arrested in the killing of Annie Le GRD ’13, said that Clark was controlling and “physical” with her that she notified the police when she was breaking up with him.
Del Rocco, who dated Clark when she was 16, gave an interview with Diane Sawyer
No motive in Le’s murder 9.21.09
The body of Annie Le GRD ’13 was flown back to California this weekend as the authorities continued to search for a motive in her murder.
CLARK CHARGED IN LE GRD ’13 MURDER 9.17.09
Raymond Clark III was arrested this morning and charged with the murder of Annie Le GRD '13, authorities announced Thursday.
New Haven Police Department Chief James Lewis said at a press conference that a warrant was issued for Clark’s arrest shortly after 8 a.m. Clark, 24, who worked at Yale as an animal lab technician, was taken into custody at the Super 8...
Police monitoring motel where Clark is staying 9.16.09
New Haven Police Department officers are surrounding a Super 8 Motel in Cromwell, Conn, where Raymond Clark III, a person of interest in the murder of Annie Le GRD '13, is believed to be staying. In an interview, Cromwell Police Department Captain Roy Nelson said "our officers are aware of that and we are assisting them in any way that we can." Nelson said he did not...
Le was asphyxiated, autopsy reveals 9.16.09
The official cause of death in the murder of Annie Le GRD '13 is "traumatic asphyxiation due to neck compression," according to the Office of the Medical Examiner in Connecticut. No other information about the condition of the body was available.
Killer likely works in Amistad Street laboratory 9.15.09
The authorities are focusing their efforts on several individuals — including a laboratory technician — known to have been in the basement of 10 Amistad St. at the time when Annie Le GRD ’13 was murdered, according to three sources familiar with the investigation.
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A crime scene, unsealed 9.15.09
On Friday, about 72 hours after Annie Le GRD ’13 was last seen entering 10 Amistad St. through its front doors, two Yale Daily News reporters walked through that same entrance. They showed their Yale identification cards to a security guard and took the elevator down to the building’s basement. What turned out to be the scene of a homicide had not yet been closed off to...
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Safety in New Haven: a tale of two cities 9.15.09
Annie Le’s GRD '13 murder has brought Yale, New Haven and their respective security structures under intense scrutiny. But as it happens, there is a gulf between perceptions and reality — these incidents are aberrations in an relatively safe college town. Although statistics suggest that New Haven as a whole is still more dangerous than other cities of comparable size,...
Cross Campus: 09.15.09 9.15.09
The flag will be flown at half-mast today at the University of Rochester, where Annie Le GRD ’13 received her undergraduate degree in cell and developmental biology with honors in 2007. The Undergraduate Career Services workshop “Killer Cover Letters” will occur at 7:30 p.m. today at UCS. In an e-mail message sent to seniors yesterday afternoon, UCS Director Philip...
Medical students flock to community meeting 9.14.09
A community meeting at the Yale School of Medicine to reflect on Annie Le GRD ’13 had to be moved from its original location in the Hope Memorial Building to the Harkness Auditorium at 333 Cedar Street to accommodate the roughly 550 concerned members of the medical school community who chose to attend.
